Literally Speaking: New Changing Hands Bookstore Location
Growing up, I went to middle school and high school in the North/Central Phoenix area and I've come to know the ins and outs of the places along Central Avenue.
Growing up, I went to middle school and high school in the North/Central Phoenix area and I've come to know the ins and outs of the places along Central Avenue.
Incase you missed it last week marked the 150th anniversary of the Gettysburg Address. The actual battle of Gettysburg took place in July of 1863 and was one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War. In November of 1863, President Abraham Lincoln visited the small town in Pennsylvania for the dedication of the Soldiers’ National Cemetery. He would make a short speech that was secondary to other arrangements on that day, but it was Lincoln’s words that were never forgotten. Can you name 10 great speeches in history? Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address is certainly on there (well if you are American it certainly is), but why do we all revere this as one of the greatest pieces of rhetoric in history?
As far as Black Friday sales go, waiting in line, shoving through crowds, and fearing getting trampled by fellow shoppers just isn’t quite my cup of tea.
The latest injury to Chicago Bulls star point guard Derrick Rose is hard to swallow.
This past Saturday, Noemi the multimedia editor and I trekked out to Cave Creek, Ariz. to attend Desert Discovery Day.
On November 15th, 2013, Barbara Park died after a battle with ovarian cancer. Her Junie B. Jones books prove she truly was a child at heart, and there is absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Author’s Note: This film is available on Netflix Instant Play. Rio de Janeiro: a city crammed full of buildings, people, parades and trash.
Holly and Tom talk about the History Department's Pizza Party and a new book by history professor Kyle Longley.
Geographer has to be one of my favorite bands. They’re fun, light, easy to dance to, and their live atmosphere makes even the most awkward concert-goer cut loose. If you can make it this Wednesday night at the Crescent Ballroom, go. Geographer’s artistry is not something you want to miss.
"Authors for the Philippines" is trying to raise money to help in the Philippines. The funds raised by the bidding on these special literary talents and treasures, goes to the British Red Cross.
The end of the semester snuck up out of nowhere, as it usually does. For those of you just figuring it out now, we only have three weeks left of classes.
On November 9, gypsies, pirates, cowboys and some of the just plain freaky took over Roosevelt Street to celebrate the second Phoenix Annual Parade of the Arts. The only pedestrian-led, fun for all ages parade in Phoenix brought together Phoenicians of all shapes and sizes.
From the Revolution to Vietnam, war has helped define our country since its beginning.
Take a minute, breathe (we know, it's tough to do) and try out a few of these tricks to unwind.
Around every corner and just about everywhere on campus is someone handing out a mixtape or a flyer for their business. But will all of these people really be successful in trying to make everyone recognize their craft?
Nine months out of the year, doing what you enjoy takes too much effort. This is not to say that academics and outside work are not enjoyable.
Blindingly bright, a simple, highly pixelated fez falls from the heavens, landing gracefully (amid twinkles) atop a cute, white humanoid’s head.
After several late nights, I am happy to announce that the next issue of State Press Magazine has been completed. Look for it on newsstands next week!
In the second installment of her reviews of the games from "Indie Game: The Movie," Alex Dersch reviews the indie game "Braid."
My curiosity coming out of Arizona got the best of me, and here are a few authors and literary figures with Arizona-desert origins.
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